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Is it true that women have more cones or rods in the retina?

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Dr. Tim Conrad answered

Specializes in Ophthalmology

No: There are no gender differences in photoreceptor density.

Answered 1/29/2013

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Dr. Ron Lord answered

Specializes in Ophthalmology - Retinal Surgery

Gender variation Eye: There are differences between male and female organs and parts throughout the body. While there may be variability. There is no visual significance between a male and female retina. I have never heard of a study measuring the absolute count of rods and cones and comparing gender in human retina.

Answered 3/30/2014

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Please help! what is the importance of rods & cones in the eye?

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